Ten Plays is a collection of plays written by David Pinski, translated and edited by Isaac Goldberg. The plays span a range of themes and genres, from romantic comedies to social dramas. They offer a vivid depiction of Jewish life in Eastern Europe in the early twentieth century, exploring themes of identity, modernity, and tradition.

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